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... nicht. He sustained serious internal injuries, and was removed to the infirmary. At the Bearsted Petty Sessions on Monday, Albert Terry, landlord cf the Chequers Inn, Doddington, was committed for trial on & charge of setting fire to & windmill at Lenham ...
... were also short, Miss Dawson stated that the scales had becn brought into the shop by mistake.—Fined £2 and 10s. costs, Albert Terry, baker, of Lenham, was similarly ...
... verdict for full amount claimed. Mr Stenning i‘l:'lnuud that he should probably apply for a new trial. Robert Chapman v. Albert Terry.—Plaintiff, a baker, employed by the defendant, a grocer and baker, of Yalding, claimed £1 13s for twelve days’ work. Mr ...
... C'erble, and seconded by Mr. A. white, The oil members who will back wth him aro Mesets. H. J. Illackloclo!L. !Tom atul Albert Terry LVDDINI. BEl — .l.;:lit — St. Mary's Church on 'Wednesday. the Rev. Morton ortlciated al the wedding' of Mr Frederick Dodder ...
... ARSON AT LENHAM. THE OHARGE AGAINST A DODDINGTON PUBLIOAN. FOUR YEARS' PENAL SERVITUDE. Albert Terry, landlord of the Chequers lan, Doddiagtion, was, aé the Kent Assiz:e on Saturday, before Mr. Justice Mathew, indicted for maliciously setsing fire t 0 ...
... was farther charged with obtaining by similar means, from Stephen Pain, half bushel of flour, value 3s, the property of Albert Terry, miller, of Lenham, on March Bth.—lt appeared from the evidence that the accused went to tho prosecutor’s mill and requested ...
... fo* you. The other man came up and struck witness over the head with a bundle, which contained some bread and a tin.— Albert Terry, a passer-by, said that P.C. Croocher handed Wuaon over him. The other man hit the constable over the head with a bundle ...
... it shows how good a thing it would be if all burglars were also topers. \ The sentence of four years' penal servitude on Albert Terry, a Doddington publican, for retting fire to a will he owned at Lenham, with, as was alleged, the object of obtaining the ...
... William, aged 10, but did not appear. Fined 28. 6d., or three days' hard labour. Moore Kite was charged with assaulting Albert Terry. Prisoner had brought • horse from Talding it order that Mr. Terry might examine it and perhaps buy it, but Mr. Terry did ...
... feudan'a 4.itt:llld int• hon.keoce in.( him down. Whilst on the pr mod he kicked ou the head, hut he not known by whom. Albert Terry deposel bearing ,. noise outeide the house to see what was the matter. He th ea+ the defendant knockieg t.e complainant ...
... 34. costs, or 28 days.’ - ‘-—Mhnuq' s fi:::mryln' ytea - a ten and otherwise ill-used at Tonbridge, ou the 20th Ji . . Albert Terry and Arthur Hibdle were m&-‘d&y to the horse. Mr. W. Cs y od on behalf of the TunrpE el for the Prevention of Cruelty to ...